That's because in some cases, eyelid bumps can lead to painful infections that spread throughout your eye and potentially cause vision damage. Insider's takeaway Eyelid bumps are usually caused by ...

These bumps form if bacteria enter oil glands that line the insides of your eyelids and lubricate your eyes. The result is a painful, swollen, sometimes pus-filled bump. Risk factors for styes ...

We often ignore the signs of eye issues, but we must pay attention to every part of our body, especially our eyes. In this ...

Rinse your eyes with cool water or put a cool compress on them. Take out your contact lenses if you wear them. It’s likely to go away on its own within a few days, but if the swelling lasts more ...

Optician Tina Patel highlighted the subtle yet alarming signs of sky-high cholesterol that might be visible on one's eyelids.

Attenborough himself has never publicly addressed these rumours. However, muscles in the eye that are responsible for lifting ...

These glands help to lubricate the eye. Sometimes they can become blocked or infected, causing a small red bump. The two most ...

Many Ugandans continue to face delayed diagnoses, limited access to specialised care, and low public awareness about eye ...

Whether genetics, lack of sleep, or just life being life, droopy eyelids can make your eyes look smaller, tired, and not as snatched as you'd like. But the good news is that you can fake a ...